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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-11
J. a, SHURTLEFF.
JBRAUUp ooUNTY's PosITIoN.

-fM. IAAsaSa1 oSENL
High Mound, Dakota, August g.
Now that stacking is nearly ove the
people of Jerauld county are beginning
to agitate the question of the vote at
the coming November election. II the
agitation can be kept up we should
cast a vote of about one thousand in
Jerauld county--the county being
purely agricultural, we have nc town
vote to speak of-and out OF this our
thousand votes, 1t is estimated by those
who have mades special study OF this
question, that ct least eight hundred
will be for division, with a weak two
hundred against. On the prohibition
question there will be q closer division,
about six hundred for to four against,
and in order to obtain these six-tenths
it will be necessary for the friends of
prohibition to rise up and be at work.
A strong change has come over the
dreams of u people in she past year
One year ago when the friends OF d.
vision we're attempting to organize q
league n the interest of that question
a few office seekers who thought il
might bode political defeat to thei,
aspirations, drafted signed and %circulas-
ed o remonstrance against it in which
they stated that they were in favor OF
admission. They did not refer to
division but they were strongly opposed
to the Osmpbellite theory. A copy Of
this remonstrance was used, it is said
in the committee room of the house Of
representatives at Washington to SHOW
that the people Of south Dakota were
opposed to division and 1T did have
q tendency to detract the interest of oul
friends. But these issues have past an6
We welcome back to the folds OF trut
Dakotaianism oil those who were lee
astray by false statements and misrepre
sensations OF a few would have beer
leaders backed by two-ftths of the pres!
of the county. The papers, the LEADER
and the people are with us o on thes'
questions and they are now all al
anxious to nail to the masthead of on
noble ship of state Of division the nam
OF Gen. Hugh J. Campbell as they wer,
one year ago to trample it in the dust
From now henceforth the watchword j
division and statehood. ID.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-11
OMAHA s YaNKTon.

Secretary Huron Oak.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

EgsTERE.-A Creek Indian boy is charged
with murderingS aree white men in Indian
Territory--it is claimed that Minnesota
Republicans are for Blaine, for President
49,. In the debate in the Senate yesterday
on the Canadian retaliatory resolution. In
gals roundly denounced England for her
course in regard to the fisheries trouble 80.
Lane, the Boston embezzler, has had his
case compromised-----A large portion OF
the city OF Buffalo is flooded There is
no hope for Mrs. Logan to receive pen
Tinkering with the Chinese Treaty
will prevent legislation on the subject at
this session......It is thought the bill to re-
tire General Stoneman will meet with
much opposition in Congress. Boodler
John 0'Neill trial has commenced in New
York Blaine sent warm letter OF en-
couragement to Michael Dayitt--...Silver in
New York, 1923.
FoREIGN-A serious riot occurred in a
theater at Client between Socialists and
tradesmen.---.The Liberals of Wales will
insist on a land and tenant relief BILL.
Suits have been begun against Dillon and
other Irish Nationalist to recover rents IN
their hands......Cyclones and destructive
floods have occurred in Queensland......Th The
war scare in London has subsidized little.
Gladstone is still laboring for home
rule for Ireland ..... Bismarck made speech
in the Prussian Diet yesterday. .....Silver in
London, AID.
PACIFIC CoAsT.-The New York stable,
at Chico, was burned yesterday. The
body of Miss Sunderland, who was drowned
10 Shasta on Sunday, has been recovered.
.....Joe Forget enticed Sonoma girl into
house of i'll fame, but was allowed TO go
without punishment...----.A portion of a
!. 4. r IL.
Citizens of San Luis Obispo raised fund
for Whitfield, the stranded book agent who
attempted suicide. The officers of San
Luis 0bispo are afraid to arrest Dougherty,
the escaped lunatic...... Patti met with
grand ovation in San Francisco last night.
John Kearney has been found dead
near Petaluma, as if murdered.
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cedure is hereby amended so as. to read as fol-
lows: Section 81. The injunction may be
granted at the time of issuing the summons
upon the compla;nts and at any time afterwards
before Judgment upon aflidavits. The COM
plant in the ore case, and the atiidavits in the
other, must show satisfactorily that sufficient
grounds exist therefor. No injunction can be
granted on the complaint unless it is verified.
When anted on the complaint, q copy of the
complaint and verifcation attached must be
served with the injunction. When granted
upon affidavit. a copy of the affidavit must be
served with the injunction. Service of the in
junction must be made in the same manner as
provided for service of summons in the action:
provided, that after party has appeared in an
action as attorney, service of any injunct on IS
sued III such action may be made in the manner
provided by law for the service of notices.
Section .. This Act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
SECOND READING.
A. b. s., compelling every manufacturer of
any article to imprint label or stamp the same
with the manufacturers name and the name of
the street, in town or city where made, and i'm
posing heavy fine for a failure TO comply with
its requirements. was read a second time.
The author Cohen of San francisco tried to
have it declared case of urgency, and read Il
third time
Granger opposed this railroading of so import
ant a bill and said that the members OF the
Legislature should have time to examine into
the merits of Il bill so sweeping in character and
which affected every manufacturing industry in
the State
Mr. Cohen withdrew his notion and the bill
was ordered engroSsed and to Il third reading
Ohleyers bill, No. li6, an Act to prevent in
jures 10 navigable streams, and declaring by
draulic mining, where the mines dump into
such streams felony was, on motion of Narel
and with the consent of the author, made a
special order for Wednesday, January Goth, at
2P. ~
At 1870 p NJ the House adjourned
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25

The Brisbane brothers, who killed hui
man being in cold blood, and then shot
each other were the victims of the deadly
dime novel. These young men, mere boys,
had no need to take to the road They
were well able to command all the means
they wished, and the last thing expected
of them was the method of the highway
man. But they were inveterate readers of
dime novels and trashy literature The
spirit of adventure was awakene false
ideas of the romantic and manly were i'm
planted, and so they went into career of
crime out of sheer insanity superinduced
by vicious literature, and died by the
hands of each other, after what they
deemed most romantic and manly order.
a few such examples as these come to light;
but tens of thousands of ruined lives are
chargeable to the Observation-Disclosures
el-yellow-co and extravaganza
that load down the news stands, and copies
of which are to be found in the hands of
nearly every young man and woman who
walks the way to ruin.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

C. II. Gilman left yesterday afternoon for san
Francisco.
Congressmsn-eleet Marion Biggs was in the
city yesterday.
Fred b. Houston, of CORTLAND, was in the
city yesterday.
Richard Bayne came down from CO,usa yes
terday, as did several others, who are opposed
to the division of the banner Democratic county.
Geo. Smith, railroad baggage agent at Sacra-
mento, who has been spending several weeks at
Auburn and vicinity for the benefit of his
health, has returned home, greatly improved.
Clarence Wilkins. well known member of
the dramatic profession, is suffering from a
severe attack OF pneumonia at the residence OF
his father, the manager of the Clunie Opera
House.
Miss Waterman, daughter of the Lieutenant
Governor and Mrs. William II. Jordon wife of
the Speaker of the Assembly, will receive their
lady friends mt the residence of Mrs. A. j.
Stevens, 1908 street, Thursdays.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterdiy: ]. S.
Wall, Oakland; n {. Miller, French Corral: ].
II. Harlan. Woodland; F. C. Avery and wife,
E, Bemis, Collins, Cal; Al. Sutherland, C. Jar
Charles C. Levey. Alexander Mcpherson, San
Francisco; l.. b. Clarke and wife, county;
Dwight HOLSTER, Courtland L. A. Splitter, San
Jose; j.; A; Hill, Willows; John Firnell. Te-
Colusa; P. Harmon, San Francisco; W. Jagan,
]. II. 0pfer, CORTLAND: J. Hobson, Iowa Hill:
ii. Z. McCune. II. G. Silver, Dixon; > c. Tong
we'll NJ. Hockhe mer, willows; A. Hedger j.
OBrien. Smartsyile; Geo. Wapple. A /. Shnw.
HOLSTER; A. II. Rose, Oakland; Thos. f. Barry,
San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
S. C. Meyers. Frank w. Titus, San Francisco
A. Wilson. Marysville; W H. ChickeriDg Oak
land; Vim. Johnst N, Richland; Erma Abbo t
and maid, F. Miehelena Tomasi, Piuetti, Yer
non, Abbott Company; Miss NJ. Cowel Miss
5, E. Cowell, San Francisco: F. B Glenn. A ".
Wilson, Jactnto; g. a. Radkt, New York NJ.
Halter, Cleveland, O.; u. w. Fountain. Big
Stone City, D. T.; +. B. Healey New York: c..
W.. Cross Nevada City: F. W. Marston, Oak
dale; George MGdd. Germantown; K. Cosner
ana wife, NJ. Davis, Colusa; ]. Z. Mitchell
W. II. c. Nelson, V. C. Geek. Oakland;
q. F. Packer, James Hart. Colusa II. A. Green
wood, L. Scarce, Richard Bayne. Colusa; Hans
Relse, L. Runge Germantown; A. G. Burrows,
Norville; p. Petersen, Maxwell: L. V. Dushman,
NoryIlle; L. T. Crane, Colusa. C. Hanna J. C. L..
Wadsworth, san Francisco r. p. shackelford,
Jerseyville, H.. d. L. Stone A. G. Booth, F. G.
Sanborn, Mrs. Greed Raymond, San Francisco;
Geo. Mud, Germantown L. J. Root, Miss Alice
Root, A. a Bennett, san Francisco; Jacob Price
San Leandro.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

So far this session 253 bills have been intro
duced into the Assembly.
The Assembly Committee on Claims met last
evening and favorably considered seven bills,
which will be reported to the House this morn
ing. They are for the relief of Messrs r. r. Del
Vale, W. J. Brown, B. F. Langford, benjamin
Knight, f. T. wilkins, Judge Crosby and Colo
mel w. b. Burtis.
Young of Los Angeles rose to a question of
privilege yesterday, in defense of Adams of
Iolo, who had been designated by a press rep
resentative as one of the Great Unwashed,''
because he was a Democrat and saii he never
used water. Adams followed Young. claiming
that the latter had championed his cause with
out being asked. If being called one of the
% Great Unwashed" carried with it the inference
that he was Il " simon pure " Democrat, then he
was proud of the distinction. He wanted the
reporters TO understand that he was one of the
g Unterrihed," and such playful illusions to his
Jacksonian principles were rather regarded as
complimentary than otherwise.
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What True Merit VII Do.

The unprecedented sale of Boschces Ger
man Syrup within a few years has aston
ished the world. 1t is without doubt the
safest and best remedy ever discovered for
the speedy and effectual cure of Coughs
Co DIS and the severest Lung troubles. II
acts on an entirely different principle from
the usual prescriptions given by Physicians,
as it does not dry up Cough and leave the
disease still in the SYSTEM but on the con-
trary removes the cause c f the trouble, heals
the parts affected and leaves them in a
purely healthy condition. A bottle kept
in the house for use when the diseases
make their appearance, will save doctors
bills and long spell of serious illness.
A trial will convince you of these facts. II
is positively sold by all druggists and gen.
eral dealers in the land. Price, rs cents
large bottles.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25

STANLEY has departed on his mission
for the relief of Emin Bey DR.. Emin is
in the hands of savage chief in equato-
rial Africa, and to his rescue Stanley has
devoted himself 1t is a heroic undertake
ing-the explorer takes his life in his hand
and boldly enters hostile territory
swarmins with savages, whose only fear of
the white man is such as their rude super
stition attaches to "the men of white skin
and blue eyes" If Stanley achieves sue
cess, he will do more than is now antici-
pated. All the circumstances favor the
fear that he will fail, that DR.. Emin is
lost to his race and that Stanley will re-
turn, if at all, without more than relics of
the unfortunate Emin.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25

THE Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,
which could not be convicted by the most
ardent Observation-Disclosures of Partially
to railroad corporations, in speaking of the
interstate commerce bill, which has now
passed both houses of Congress, declares
the measure is !" the product of the false
theory that it is the paramount duty of
the Government to go into meddling with
the business of the country. There
is chance that the law is so crooked and
burdened with impracticability that it
may go presently into dead-head condi-
ton"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25

4 COMMITTEE of the House reports in
favor of the admission of Washington
Territory and Montana as States of the
Union. 1t is shown that they each have
the requisite population, permanency of
settlement, propose republican forms of
government and are in every way fitted
for Statehood. One of the new States will
probable be Republican, the other Demo-
cratic; but the fact should cut no figure in
the question of their admission. The
election Of sovereign States rises superior
to any possible partisan issues The dis
position is now manifest in Congress to
ignore party lines in these matters of adj
hitting States, and it is gratifying to wit
ness the growth of the spirit 1t should
extend to Dakota and all other Territories,
that, being fully capacitated, knock for adj
mission to the Union.
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San FRaNCrsuo AaENesEs.

The paper is for sale at the following places ::
L. P. Fisher, Room q, Merchants Exchange,
who is also Sole Advertising Agent for San
Francisco: Grand and Palace Hotel News
Stands: Market street Ferry end junction OF
Market and Montgomery street News Stands.
81 Also, for sale on all Trims leayingsar5
coming into Sacramento.
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OBJECTION is raised in Congress to the
anti-polygamy clauses in enabling Acts to
erect State Governments in Territories to
be admitted to the Union. 1t is said that
such clauses infringe upon the realm of
religious liberty. Bosh! federation, con-
science, the right TO worship God as one
chooses, and all that, can never be warped
and twisted into connivance at immortality
or conformation of crime that modern
civilization abhors.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25

The question at the East is, VIII the
Pacific coast get enc of the Commissioners
if the interstate commerce bill becomes
law There ought to be no question
about it. The situation of the States of
this coast is such as to give them by right
q representative upon the Commission.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25

PrMPLEs, boils and other humors of the
blood are liable TO manifest themselves in
warm weather when the blood gets heated.
To prevent or cure them. take Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 100 doses 81.
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ASSEMBLY bill l03, by Mr.. Wright, pro-
yides for the payment of the necessary ex-
penses of witnesses in criminal actions.
This may or may not be too liberal. We
incline to the belief that the absolute
grant of necessary expenses upon filing an
affidavit setting forth the items, is too
broad. At least it should affirmatively
appear in the bill that the Court must de-
termine what are necessary expenses in
each case, and that they should not exceed
cost of travelling, board, lodging and
reasonable wage Tor loss of time-and this
latter had better be stated in the law,
otherwise it might be held that the dam
age done to ones business by reason of his
absence was necessary expense to him,
that the time of one man should be valued
at half that of another, etc We believe
public sentiment favors the payment Of
witnesses in criminal cases. For it cannot
be shown why any citizen should be COM
PEELED, as witness, to pay an extra tax to
the State to aid it in Furnishing crime.
Let the cost of criminal prosecutions be
borne by all, and equalized by our system
of taxation as are other charges Of govern
ment. As the law now stands, one may,
after having paid his taxes, regularly laid,
be compelled to contribute FIVE, ten or a
hundred times more under direct process
as a witness in criminal case. We have
known instances in which attendance upon
Court in criminal cases has visited upon
witnesses this direct tax to the tune of
hundreds of dollars and that too in cases
where the witness could i'll afford the loss.
The State must have the right to call any
man to testify. Its process must be obeyed,
when directed to any citizen. But that
the State has, in justice, the right in addi-
tion to deprive witness of his purse, can
not be successfully maintained.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25

The REooKD- UNION Is the only Paper on
tbs coast, outside OF San Francisco, that re-
eeives Tx full Associated Press dispatches fran
al pa.es Of the ,0orld. Outside Of San Fran
cisco IL has no competitor, in peint of mcrni-
be-, in is home and general circulation
ktesach01tt the coast.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25

IL Ohio, Michigan and other States
bills are pending to raise the age of con-
sent on the part of girls to Is years. Why
not? In many State the attaching of
responsibility to mere child, is the cover
for the most nefarious conduct by unprin-
cipled men, and the means to the ruin of
thousands OF girls
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25
GENERAL NOTICES.

What's S0ZODONT! Ills this you ask,
To answer is an easy task
IL is a liquid, soft and sweet,
Which keeps teeth healthy, white and neat,
Which makes the rosy gums endure
And renders breath, like roses, pure.
i21yTuThS
Attention, Exemptsi - The
regular annual election for officers aT.
of the Exempt Firemens Associa- *
ticn of Sacramento, will be held on e. u
TUESDAY, the 25th day of JANUARY, 1857 at
Firemen's Hall, on Eighth street. between and
X, Sacramento. The officers of election are
Eli Mayo, Judge; c. NJ. Foyer and Henry Myers,
Inspectors The polls Will be open from to Z
P N. A member three months in arrears for
dues and fines cannot vote.
Dated Sacramento, January Is 1887.
JOHN A. HUNT, President
WEI. AVERY, Secretary, ja15-td
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PEELED" to slay their fellow-men, but re-
main shrewd enough te realize that their
infirmity protects them from punishment.
The infection OF punishment, indeed,
upon this class Of fellows is deterrent, Cor
the partially demented have enough OF
fear of the law to avoid crime when it is
certain that the result for them will be
physical suffering or death. The hanging
of the crank who murdered a President
has unquestionably proven wholesome
check upon other rascals mad enough to
knos it, and to know that added brains
hase heretofore in majority of cases
secured for the head that carries them
exemption from punishment for crime.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-25
COMMITTEE REPORTS.

The following committees made reports to the
House, returning large number of bills that
had been referred to them. But few are reported
adversely, by far the greater. portion are amend
ed. and in that condition their passage recon-
ways, Judiciary, County and Township Govern
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The following bills were given a first reading:
A. B. 81. relating to trials by the Courts and
witness expenses in criminal cases: A. B. %. re-
lating to Notaries Public: A. b. 1856. repeating
incorporate Act of city of santa Barbara; A. b.
l0i establishing jury fees in Courts of record A.
b. lts, relating to testimony in perjury cases.
3. 172, making an appropriation for he Veterans
Home Association; A. d. 40. providing for street
work in municipalities: A. Il. g. providing for
organization and government of municipal cor
porations: A. B. IL. relating to roads and high
ways; A. b. 49, regarding the protection of fish
and game: A. b. 1871, relating to the manner of
serving snnmonses: A. b 195. providing for two
Angeles county.
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS

The following new bills were introduced
their titles read, and reference TO the proper
committees made:
By LawrencerRela.iye opublic-SchOol lands
BY nce-Relating TO pilot regulations
By McDonald-To regulate Geographic tariffs
and to prevent extortion.
By varlei-Repealing an Act Furnishing for
seduction.
By Notwithstanding an Act Furnishing for
seduction.
By variel-Amending the Penal Code relative
TO punishment for seduct gu by false pretenses.
By Variel-Relative to the taking Of testimony
in seduction cases.
By Curry-Amending the County Government
Act regarding the powers OF Justices of the
Peace.
BY Brierly-Creating an Irrigation. Drainage
and Water Rights Commission, and to provide
for its compensation.
By sykes-Two bills relative to the preserya-
ion of fish.
BY C. +. CurTy-Relatiye to the powers and
duties of the officers of the Legislature
By Granger-Relatiye to hearing of cases be-
fore the Supreme Court.
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C,ARPETs.-Go0D QUALITY, YARD WIDE
I Ingram. only 60 cents per yard, sewed and
laid; one Dozen Patent Rockers. covered in
velvet onis s5 each. ALI for sale at CHAS. VI.
CAMPBELLS, 200 K street Upholstering and
penairinp I'm
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Department 1wo-,ynson, Judge

MONDAY. January 18th.
People VS.. Josephine Wheel murder--On trial
People VS.. Charles Williams grand larceny
Continued one week
People VS.. Thomas Trainer, robbery-Contin-
ued one week.
People VS.. Milton McWhorer, manslaughter
Passed.
Estate OF H. B. Chatfield, deeeased-Contin-
ued until next Friday.